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Works of art evoke our admiration for the talented artists. However, we usually see only the result, not the process of creating. In this tutorial we will try to catch a glimpse into the work of an artist. The author of the tutorial, Heike Nocher, reproduces the process of drawing a flower. Using AKVIS Sketch you can repeat the steps and create you own piece of art.
I couldn't use the transform option because my layer was locked - maybe this will help you (I am a beginner -> maybe I am wrong, but this helped me when I couldn't use the Transform option �>someone please correct me if wrong)
In this tutorial we are going to change the mood of a photo. I have taken this photo of a building from imageafter and changed it from a nice clear day to dark and creepy. This tutorial shows that with a few techniques you can drastically change the look of a photo and have it fit any project you need. Enjoy!
Photoshop offers us a couple of "step-and-repeat options for working with transformations. We can either perform the exact same transformation again using the appropriately-named Transform Again command, or we can perform the same transformation while making a copy of whatever it is we're transforming, which is very useful for creating different designs with shapes.
To fix that, simply use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+0 (Win) / Command+0 (Mac) to change the view to Fit on Screen. This will cause Photoshop to zoom out far enough so that the full width and height of the image is now fitting on the screen, and you'll be able to see the Free Transform handles:
This tutorial will show you how to transform a standard color photo into a mix of colors, black and white and sepia in a fast and easy process.
Taking a picture of a scene is the easy bit, getting the asthetics correct can require a bit more consideration. One of these considerations could be what colours you have in the photo and what eff???
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� Copyright 2009 PSD Vault - High Quality Adobe Photoshop Tutorial with Uniqueness in Mind Design by: styleshout | Colourise by: Theme Lab and Search Marketing | Modified by James Qu
The magic happens when we turn the layer’s blending mode from Normal to Soft Light. But that’s not good enough. Make a rectangular marquee in the middle of the image. Then hit Ctrl + J to paste it in a new layer (make sure that you are on the rain layer before doing so). Then, hit Ctrl + T to activate the transform controls.
Just click and drag to form a rectangular selection. Here I?m generally covering the area of this window.
